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Referring to the story that wool is imported at
New York at great -undervaluation, which was
telegraphed from st. Louis Saturday, Special
Agent Montgomery, OF the New York custom
house, classes the story as "a very old chestnut
which is sprung every once In q while when the
wool market is depressed" Collector Magone said
that to the best OF his belief It was canard s'Of
course, he said, ''errorS are made by the ap-
praisers and Quidat0rs but strict record is kept
OF the percentage OF errors made by each man, and
If o mans percentage is large send for ham and
require an explanation. Such errors could not
occur too frequently without being discovered and
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Society Notes.

Hon. Geo. Bancroft and his granddaughter, Miss
Susanne Bancroft, returned to the city last week
on Friday; Mr.. Bancroft is in his usual good
health, and rode out on horseback yesterday, in
company with Librarian Spoirord Miss Bancroft
will be married In January TO Count Shaga LanZa
and Will sail for France Immediately after that
event. Mrs. Farman, the historians sister, is on
her way from Germany to this country and Will
hencefOrth reside with her brother. Hermann,
who was MIS- Bancroft's attendant until her death
and Is now Mr.. Bancroft's valet, is the happy
wearer OF a diamond scarf pin that was presented
him In Newport as a recognition Of his bravery
in rescuing from drowning Mr.. kernochan's man,
Jack.
Miss Maud NOyes has returned to Washington
from California, coming by the way OF the grandly
picturesque Canadian Pacific Railroad from Van
cOuver to Winnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. Morse gave an interesting
Conversations last evening In honor of their viSl-
tors, Mr. and Mrs. ChaS Barnard, OF New York.
Mr.. Frederic Hall, prominent California law
yer, is visiting Washington.
Senator Hale has engaged the first floor at OF
10th street for the session OF Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis returned to Wash
ington Saturday for the season.
The British minister, Sir Lionel West, and Mr.
Edwardes OF the same legation, were in New York
last week. and Will meet there the Misses West,
who sailed for this country last Saturday the Sth
Gen. Ricketts, widow, son. and daughter will
spend the winter in New York, whittier they will
90 shortly. Mr.. Basil Ricketts, will enter into
business there.
Mr.. Carter, the Hawaiian minister, and his wife
who have spent the summer in Ma1ne returned to
their residence on street, Friday evening.
Baron de Fava, the Italian minister, and his
wife. when they returned from Europe, brought
Europe, but Is now better. He had never been in
this country before. The family win come to
Was WASHINGTON by December I. and win be at 915
entire house. They are now In East Goth street,
New York.
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THE BELLss.ERENr GROWS.
Their Arrest Will Hc Attempted Saaur.
day-A Rsght ENprcscs.

BILLINGS, MONT, october lO.-SpeCial Agent
Howard Is now investigating the trouble at the
Crow agency and says that the arrests viii be at
tempted next Saturday unless the Government
agent now coming on from Washington objects
Sword-bearers following Is Increasing daily, and
a Tight seems inevitable
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Jno. A. Lindsey Fined Fifty Dollars.

PROFESSOR BA1RDS WHL-The VIII OF the Iate
Professor Spencer F. Baird OF the Smithsonian In
stitution was filed to-day with the register Of Wills
as also petition of the widow and daughter for
letters testamentary and it was fully proven. The
witnessed by A. c. Addison, j. Paul Wilson and H.
A. GIN, and he bequeathes& bis property, including
his life 1nSurances to his widow during her life and
then to his daughter, and should both die without
heirs, what remains shall revert to the Smithson-
ian Institution.
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ACADET DIES FROM SUNsTRoKk-RObert r. Chad.
eayne, q member OF the 1rst class at the Military
Academy, died at his home In Cornwall n Y.
Saturday, OF typhoid fever. He was twenty-one
years OF age. While on q dril ut West Point. tn
July, Cadet Chadeayne succumbed to a sunstroke
and was In the hospital for three weeks Then he
went home and typhoid fever set In, resulting In
his death.
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TEEN LOADED CARS sUSk.
CAIRO. Ill, october l0.-A collision occurred In
the harbor here last night between the railroad
transfer steamer ". Butler Duncan, of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company. and the steamer New
South, running between here and St. Louis. which
resulted In disabling the latter temporarily and
causing the former 10 sink ten minutes later near
the Kentucky shore IN L. feet OF water. The
engineer OF the Duncan had narrow escape.
He Was thrown to the deck loOr and had barely
time 20 eNtricate himself from the debris when
the water rushed In and Hooded the deck. The
Duncan Was carrying train of sixteen freight
cars loaded with Hour, meat and coal. which were
all partially submerged. Thirty feet OF the boat $
guard was crushed In, Including the wheelhOuse.
The damage Will be about $1,000
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DUBLIN, october 10-Mgr. Persico, the papal
delegate to Ireland, In a sermon delivered ia this
city yesterday, said that he was gratliied at tho
devotion OF the Irish To the pope Their devotion
was manifest throughout all Ireland, even inciud-
ing Ulster. He stated that he was grieved at tho
poverty which existed In the west or Ireland. but
reoced that In other parts OF the country such an
unhappy state OF affairs did not exist.
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MARRIAGE LLoRHsas.--Nasfiage licenses have
been. issued by the clerk OF the court to George
Porter and Nettie BOhan; Nicholas Ulrich and
Sophia Herbert; Erasmus T. Lewis and Priscilla
Williams; Thomas ID. Gambrill and Amelia M.
Eldridge; Robert j. Graves and Harriet Ford; W.
J. Cornwell OF Fauqueir CO. Va, and Lizzie Gore OF
Warren Co., Va; John R. Stewart and Eva Burley;
NJ. B. Hartley and Lydia A. Fox; John Cole and
Maria Harris; John T. Smith and Minnie G.
T1nsman, both OF Loudon Co., Va.
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NEW YORK, October TO- II a m.-The stock
market was active and weak at the opening this
morning, first prices being from 4ax per cent
Paul was q noted exception, with an advance OF u
The dealings were quite fevertsh In the first half
hour, and while prices generally made slight ad-
maintained and the market quickly declined below
the opening ngures st. Paul losing = per cent
from the best prices. A few OF the actlve stocks
among which were Western Union, Reading, Lack
awanna. and Lake Shore, were remarkably sup
ported and got but slight fraction below the
opening figures The market later became more
quiet and Slowly advanced small fractions, and at
IL O'Clock ft was fairly active and rm at close to
opening prices Western Union, st. Paul. Read
ing and Enc were very active with q fair busi-
ness in four or fve other stocks while the remain
der were quiet to dull
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the arrivals in New York by the steamship Etrur1a
rom Liverpool yesterday are the following: Kyrle
and family, Gen. W. II. Seward, and H. NICK.
TWombly and family. Other steamers brought
Gen. Comte de Beaumont, ViscomEe de Beaumont,
Fowler ex-lord mayor OF London, and Jaa Gordon
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ILI-HEALTH CoMPEIs THE EMPEROR BRAZII. TO
ABANDON HIS THRONE
BADES-BADEN, october l0-It II stated that the
Emperor OF Brazil has announced his intention ~
atdicating his throne owing 10 his health being
fmDaired
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Services were held at Chickering Hall, New
York. yesterday, In memory OF the late John b.
Finch, the temperance advocate, and head OF the
Society OF Good 1emplarA
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Dhllleep Singh Will Devote His Life TO
Combating British Rule.

CALCUTTA, October l0.-Dhuleep Singh has written
seditiOus letter TO the native papers, In which he
says that England has offered him$20 600 In settle
ment OF his claim against the government on con.
dltlOn that he would not go TO India He rejected
the Offer. HIS arrest al Alden, he says, converted
sOemnly resolved TO devote his life To freeing his
country from the British yoke. He declares that
he will serve his new sovereign, the Gar with his
LIES blood 1t is expected that the letter will IN
duce the journals published In the Indian vernac-
ular to attack British rule.
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Mr.. ROBERT CARPETS HEALTH-A rumor In cir
culatiOn In New York to the effect that Mr. Rob
ert Garrett had become mentally affected Is en-
phatically denied by his friends -
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SHE ATTENDS CHURCH AND PROTESTS AGAINST THE
MINISTER'S SERMON DENoUSCISG THE THEArER.
Mckeadree church, the leading NJ. f. Church 0f
Nashville, Tenn, was the scene OF quite a sensa-
tion yesterday. The pastor, Rev. W. A. Gambler,
delivered q very severe and bitter sermon on the
subject OF the theater. Miss Abbott occupied
seat In the rear OF the church, aud at the conclu-
sion OF the sermon arose, and, In a short speech,
entered protest against the very general character
OF the pastors denunciation. IL produced the
greatest sensation, and has since been the one
source OF conversation In the parors In the family
circle upon the streets and In public places. Many
members OF his church uphold the pastor, Tut
many Others commend the course of Miss Abbott
Her appearance showed much suppressed indigna-
tion but her words were very clear and distinct,
and were heard by all present. She declared the
minister's charges unfounded, and declared that
her life was free from blame any living
woman In all the operas or the past week 10
which the minister referred there was no impure
or improper thought The great lights OF the
stage, such as Jenny Lind, ModJeska, Albani, and
countless others had been good women, model
wives, and mothers. She defied any one TO say
that aught had ever been SAID against the fair
fame OF Emma ABBOTT. There considerable
applause at the conclusion OF her remarks.
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The Bulgarian ELECTIONS,
BON. Pedro will Abdicate

SOFIA october lO.-1hc elections held yesterday
for members OF the sobranjc resulted In the return
OF 2J0 government and 40 opposition deputies.
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Among the. passengers who sailed on the
steamer Servla, from New York, Saturday, was
Thakore 6ahib, OF Norvt
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CINCINNATI, october lO.-A Mechanicsburg Ohio,
special says that John Potts stabbed and killed
Ora Neer In @ saloon Saturday night upon slight
provocatiOn after q quarrel.
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PERsoNAL--Capt. j. j. 8. Hassler, the appoint.
ment clerk OF the Interior Department. recovered
sufficiently from hts recent illness to start to his
home in West virginia, Saturday evening.-Rep-
delphia are at the NationaL-Mr. Alex r. Webb,
until recently city editor OF the St. Louis KeDublf
can, has accepted the appointment as Tnited
States consul at Manila, Philippine Islands, and is
now in Washington for the purpose of receiving
instructions from the State Department before
proceeding to his post Of duty. Wesley Ed
wards OF P1ttsourg, Capt Geo. w: Moore of the
revenue marine, Capt. j. w. Lord of the Army
c. Eugene Goodwin OF Boston and J. D. Peirces
Of Of, Philade!phia nla o Pa are at the Eboitt:
delphia, J. C. Roger Of Ottawa, and H. s. Foeel Of
Indianapolis are at Willard's. Representative
Cox, Z. j. steiner OF Ner York, John Tomlinson
J. varney OF Boston, and Miss Maud Banks are at
the Riggs Geo T1cknor Curtis, H. F. Tremain,
and w. +. Shaffer OF New York, are at WOrmley's
II. c. Barnard OF Chicago, Wood Bouldin, 1r.,
OF Halifax, w. Va, N. B. Phillip and W. H. l. Lee OF
New York Chas. Heidseick Of London. and Thos
Lyers OF Louisville are at the Arlington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| - COLUMBIA LODGE NO. l,I.QM
There will be special meeting Of the Lodge this
s roSe4 make M f. tor the
The members are requested to attend the funeral
wEa9E&, b 2EasI Reg s s. sscs sffhhAAN '" M 1t.
~ CARPENTERS ATTENTION! THE
to attend the meeting this evening. as business oi
special Importance to every member is to be consd.
MEETING OF MASTER MAsoNs' Asso-
- citation, Room 100, Coreoran Building. this.
s
~. MAsONIC.-THE MEMBERS OF THE
- Masonic Veteran Association. Of the Dis:
Of our deceased Brother Col %M BOYD. Due viii tax.
place 2, his late residence Nc i414 Columba street
frasernaly invited e attend 1J By ( order SIS Ct
LoNaLEY. sS sscsstsry aehHi fiAh rre''0ens II:
~ sioner from the synod q India to the last 4
sa6 T.
GHAITEaJEE VIII address general meeting of the
THE II A; NJ SERVICE AT ISRAEL
- Baptist church yesterday was conducted by
Rev Mr. PAToN; The afternoon and O'Clock services
ny int IT.
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Maurice Strakosh, the we'll known musician and
impreesar1o died In Paris yesterday. aged seventy
yearA
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Mr. MANNING's BANK.-The Western National
Bank, OF New York, has been made Government
depository. This is the bank to which secretary
Manning went on leaving the Treasury When
here on Saturday Mr.. Jordan brought over $3.50 600
IN bonds to place In the Treasury as security.
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Reiuforcements for Herat.

LONDON october lO.-The ameer OF Afghanistan
Is reinforcing his troops In Herat with artillery
and infantry Recruiting is being actively carried
on among the natives OF kohistan.
The Religious Ceremonies Suppressed.
PARIS, october 10.-Yesterday, for the f1rst time
monies connected with the festival Of St Denis
were suppressed
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MATINEEs- -EEDNEsDAY AND SATURDAY.
ONE WEEK. MONDAY. OCTOBER 10.
The Young American Actress,
MAUDE BANKS,
In the New Historical Drama,
JOAN OF ARC.
Founded upon the eventful life and brilliant career
Os the greatest heroine of any
THE MAID OF ORLEANS,
Produced with
A LARGE AND POWERFUL CAST.
Special Scenery Besutiful Tabeaux Magnificent
ArmOr and Costumes
100 AUXILIARIES. 100
Next week-KATE CAsTLEToN. o1O
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Annual engagement of
THE CARLETON OPERA co.
Mr. ". T. Carleton the Misses Lily Post. Fanny Rice.
seymour. the Messrs. G. II. Drew. Jay TAYLOR, h.
Murray. Robt- Broderick. Richard Guse. Chas Fais
SUPERB CHORUS OF 40 VOICES
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Evening. and Satur-
day Matinee.
NAN IN
Thursday Friday and Saturday Evenings
THE MERRY WAR
Scale of prices: 25cts. TO s15O
Next week-FREDERICK WARDE olO
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER
LII MATINEES DAILY.
Prices At night. - and SOC. at Matinees, adults
0c young people under 10 years of age, half price.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,,
GRAY AND STEPHENS (MINNIE OSCAR GRAY)
IN THE OLD oAKEN BUCKET
Thursday. Friday. and saturday,
.ROMEO.r ZIP "HERO.r LEO" "MAJOR"
"TOWSER," and NELSON.
Next week-PASSION SLAVE. olO
IL ERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER
n Admission Is. co and Soc Matinee 10 and 25c.
TONY PASTOR
And His Great Company Of
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN VAUDEVILLE
Mstinees Monday, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
DANJO. BANJO,i BANJOM!
ID QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAUGHT
b. simple method in quarter only 81. guarantee
70 teach the most unmsical person to play perfect
S-ewsrts Fairbanks Coles celebrated Bsnjos, Re-
pairing neatly done. AL correspOnce promptly ans
wered-
P,59rs open f5gP 10 m e 70 5,s ,dsaiy
w. G.. COLLINS BANJO INSTRUCTOR
919 street
instruction hours from to PIN o1-1m
TTNHE CYCLERIES, I4O6 NEW YORK AVE
IL Trlcyces. Tandems and Sociables for rent by the
hour. day week Ladies', 2oc- each hour. Largest
assortment in the United States s.,3-6m
DANCRAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
Il 18th st. two blocks south of Pennsy lvanis ava
Olen from g. M TO 10 jy15
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The Cashier Gone TO Canada with
Rl5.OOO.
CLOSING OF A WISCONSIN BAsk

MILWAUKEE. Wis, october 10.-A special TO tie
Erening Wisconsin from Green Bay, says: The
Merchants and Miners Bank OF Iron Mountain.
Mich, closed on Saturday. III Is understood that
the cashier has skipped 70 Canada with SIS. 600.
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VIENNA. October 1O.-The Austrian steamer Haps-
burg yesterday cOll1ded with and sunk a Bavarian
steamer on Lake Constance. Many passengers In
the cabin were drowned. The exact number is
Divers are working at the scene OF the disaster.
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LONDON, october 1O.-yules Dubois, the French
champion, defeated WoodAde. OF Philadelphia, In
a 2O.Inile bicycle race at Leicester. Temple OF
CHICAGO easily defeated Medingef, Of Paris In q
I-mile bicycle race at Shields.
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A CONTESTED SEAr.-General Clarke, Clerk OF the
House Of Representatives, has received the brief
in the contested election case OF Lynch against
Vandever, OF the 9th CalifOrniadiStrtct.
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LONDON, october 10-A steamer and three war
sbfps are searching for the British gunboat Wasp
which It Is feared was lost In the recent typhoOn
while ona voyage from Singapore TO Shanghai
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REPRESENTATIVE JOHN j. O'NEILI, Of st. Louis,
has returned from an extended tour through
Europe, and is spending few days in Washington
en- route TO st. Louis.
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THE RECENTLY-APPOINTED FISHERIES COMMIs-
srONERs, Messrs. Putnam and Angell arrived in
washington Saturday and had a conference with
Secretary Bayard concerning the settlement Of the
fishery question. The discussion touched gener-
ally upon all the points Of dispute and suggestions
were made as to matters which 1t would be We'll TO
look up closely in order that this Government
might be prepared meet any arguments raised
by the neROtiators OIL the part Of Great Britain.
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YELLOW FLYER OR DKNGUE FBvER?-A dispatch
has been received at the Marine Hospital Bureau
from the postmaster of Tampa, stating that there
is yellow fever at that place; that the disease
prevailing Is dengue fever. A dispatch from the
deputy collector states that one more death has
occurred and eight new cases OF the fever: that
the place Is deserted, and they in need OF as
sistance DR.. 6toner has telegraphed the presi-
dent OF the board Of health at Tampa to know
what the disease Is
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TIE KANSAS LIQUOR CASE ASSIGNED FOR TOMORROW.
ACTION IN REFERENCE TO THE DEATH OF JUSTICE
WOODS.
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NOT AN ARMY OFFICER.-An officer OF volunteers
from New Hampshire, writing to THE STAR, says
that Col A. W. Quint OF Manchester, N. H., who
committed suicide there last Friday, was never an
Olcer In the Army OF the United states, either in
the volunteers rppularS
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London Special to the New York World.
Mrs. Adair, the lady engaged TO be married 70
the Duke OF Marlborough, is an American. a Miss
Wadsworth, OF Boston, by birth, who, some twenty
numerous children. She is exceedingly wealthy
and the possessor OF considerable landed property
RELIGIOUS MoNoxAHIAc KILLS HIMsELF-Sat-
urday afternoon Ira Kline, young farmer resid-
ing near Shickshinny, Pa, who has been a1iicted
with religious monomania FOR some time, took his
gun and started on into the woods, saying he was
70 hs se %a Sis hsaS mile
He had put the muzze OF the gun under his chin
and touched the trigger with his foot. Pinned 70
cause he was without hope for the next world.
Mxs. RosIssoS's FArsI JuMp--Nns Eua Roh,n.
son, the wife OF a Louisville hardware merchant,
jumped from the third-stOry window OF Mrs Kings
yesterday afternoon, and sustained Injuries which
resulted In her death at 3 O'Clock last evening.
Mrs. Robinson was thirty years OF age and had
years from hysteria, and had gone 10 New York
for medical advice. Temporary insanity Is as
signed as 'be cause Of her rash act.
SUPERsTITIoH IN MExIco.-A special from the
City or Mexico says there were very exciting
10 ,ne o1ep yspa ha
had arrived at the collegiate church With the
object OF removing the image OF the Virgin OF
superstition. The native population became
alarmed groups OF Indians armed themselves with
knives clubs &C.. and when the architect, Mr..
Egea entered the church, the multitude fol.
lowed him threatening his ife and could only
be pactned by his Withdrawing without the
coveted image. The populace are guarding tho
church, singing, 'Death 10 the sacrilegiousT
OYFIcRRs OF THE GRAND DARAY.-Commander-in
chief Rea- Of the @. A K, has announced the fol.
lowing appointments: AdJutant-general Daniel
Fish, Minneapolis; Qoartermaster-general John
Wheeiock @. veazy, Rutland, VI. The first aud
second receive salaries OF S2 900 and 81, 200 yess
respectively.
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INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS APPoINTED.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed the fol-
lowing Internal Revenue officers: JAS McDermott,
storekeeper at Bancroft, Neb.; VIM. H. Mullen,
gauger for Baltimore, Md; JnO. Mel Kelly store
keeper and gauger for the fourth North Carolina
district; JAS. p. Smith, stOrekeeper and gauger
for Alamance County, North Carolina: and Henry
o. Brown, storekeeper and gauger for Pickens
County, South Carolina,